-LOCAL AJTFAIJtS
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. SinUh
I'hi!
lijjy, on Jjr moL-uinf, a girl.
T . J. HJ, H. a:
1. Hash, all "of Newland, spent
wonday ight in Boone.
Watauga Post AhuM-iean Le
glun will. meet Saturday niglit,
Nov, 4, in Hoor.c.
win'. Sullio Lunday has return
ed to ' her home on North Fork
after a 'delightful visit of several
months to her sour in Idaho.
Mr. Theodore Luther and Miss
Ola Lemley, both of the Todd sec
tion, were married this, Thurs
day morning. in Boone, J. W.
llryan, Esq. officiating.
Messrs. D. J.. Cottrell, Murry
Critcher, Arthur , Ham by and
possibly others attended the
"Jimmy" Cox speaking at Hris
tol Wednesday.
Mr. l.T. M.- Davidson, of t'v? Da
vidson Department Store, is in
New York this week buying bar
gains for his big. anniversary sale
that will be put on in the very
near future.
Grand Secretary J. B. Griggs,
.R. A. M., will be here Friday af
ternoon and wishes to see all the
members at night. It is impor
tant that all interested be on
hand.
Mr. James H. Taylor has re
ceived a mammoth sweet potato
from his son. the Rev. Seymour
On Ifwst Saturday night rob
bers entered the jewelry . shop of
J. W. Bryan and carried away-,
fo;ir watches, soma of thttn real
go.) I'ones, too. Tht men evident
Jy wore in town the moat of the
night, aa two attempts, were
made to -enter the Taylor gartge,
the last being made at S. a. nr.,
Sunday, but their scheme wan
foiled, as Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
have sleeping apartments in the
building. A night watchman i-i
one of the imperative needs of
the town. Town father, take notice.
At high noon Tuesday the tar
wagon being used in the com
pletion of a section of the Booue
Trail Highway, the tank contain
ing 500 gallons of tar, caught
fire while the men having it in
charge were at dinner and the
big steel tank was badly warp
and probably, entirely rninfd
Willie, ui wiuino, ran nravmuij,
boiling tar Was consumed to the
last drop. The conflagration oc
curred very near the depot and
the big plant of the Watauga Fur
niture and Lumber Co., and on
ly by the heroic efforts of almost
every man in town, was the lat
ter saved.
Len Coffey, 18 year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Coffey, Route
1, happened to a most serious ac
cident last Saturday. Ha was out
hunting, aud while attempting to
cross a log, putting his,gun over
TH"im.vinrFs' sale uner deed of trust
Mr. Alonso Thomas of Boone, and I rower 0f 3fliQ contained in a cer
Mis Maui Wooten of snonjFork, j tajn Trust Deeed executed by T.
wrt LiimQ si me i-m 01 m,anu5 M jvi0ret and wife, Florence
lat Sunday tilflrnwon, tt-.s Rv. F.
M. Hujfgias offlfistiftj; Immediately
fr tht wrernoBT tbo eounls' Ml on
MoretZj to John E. Brown, Trus
tee for Quinn-Marshal Company,
of Lyncburg, Va., on the 11th
WANTED--100 laborers feretrtet
work in Lenoir, N. C. Paj W
cents per hoar for I hours per
day. Payrolls mad up to Fri
day and paid out on Saturdays
weekly. Atlantic Bttulltkle Co.
eititft. lit
wiht.
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a t(ro fwuh bridal triji f norsfcern j ja.y 0 jgo to secure the
payment of the. sum of-603.00,
with interest thereon at the rate
of 6 per cent from the' date of the
same until paid, and default hav
ing been made in the payment of
the note secured by said Trust
Deei, the undersigned will sell
at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash at the court
house door in Boone, Forth Car
olina, on Monday, December 4,
1922. between the hours of 12, M.
and 2, p. m., the following des
cribed lands:
Beginning on an ash in the
line of Hamp Clawson's heirs,
running North 75 1U poleH to a
chestnut, H. Clawson's corner,
thence South 22 poles to a stake
in Davin's line: thence East with
said line 170 poles to a chenut
oak, Davis corner: thence South
with Davis' line 34 poles to
CiiUUni Ntrchindlslfis
. It would pe posbiblft for any
one to act up a box on a curb
stone corner and sell you many
artitks that are sold in Drug
Skort.
You would not care, however,
to risk your life and health la al
lowing ouch a merchant to fill a
prescription for you.
Few persons realise that when
they buy the service of a com
pounding pharmacist that they
are buying a highly technical ser
vice at what is practically a min-
lraum toe; but filling prescnp
tions alone would be a highly
unprofitable business.
Stores could not exist on that a
five the TOpanon ritacharcrad it.
Taylor, of Union county. The big fche chRrge tRking ef .
feet in his shoulder inflicting a
potato measures 27 inches in df-
ameter and weighs 12 pounds.
Owing to the fact that The
Democrat, force has been very
much overworked, for several
days, the paper comes out lata
this weak, and really we are de
lighted that it got out at all.
Mr. C. M.. Norris, a former
' Fatanira bov. but for some tme
a resident of Canada, has retu
ed for a few weeks visit to home
folks on-Routel. He gave The
' Democrat a pleasant call Mon
day. The press for our new shop ar
rived Tuesday, and Machinists
Glenn and Lee, of Gastonia, are
here assembling it. It is one of
the best of its class made, and
from appearances it will be ade
quate to the neds of Boone and
Watauga for many years tocoroe.
Deputy Sheriff N. C. Greene
left for Idaho last Saturday
where one Dewey Eggers is .be
painful and, maybe, fatal wound.
He was rushed to the Hickory
Sanitorium, where it was found
that an ampatatlon of his arm at
the shoulder would be seoessary
but owing to his weatrenea con
dition, the operation had not
been performed the first of the
week: However, he was getting
onttvwellae eonld be expected,
and we are told that there Ja
some hope of his recovery en
pertained.
branch; thence dowr- the branch
Drilff'89 poles to said Clawson's line;
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1 Micucu wnn saiu nue 01 poms m
thft hpcrinninir. nrl ioiniTVt.hpl rinds
lone, ana you would be -deprived of n m. Blankburn. H. A. Davis.
John Clawson, L.-M. Green and
others, and located in Watauga
of the service of. these skilled
pharmacists if it were not that
drugstores carry a tremendous
ly large stock of related articles.
These are sold on a small mar
gin of profit necessarily because
competition is koon in this line
of business. Ifc i to your distinct
advantage to purchase from drug
stores the things that are found
County, N. C, containing 56 a
cres more or less, and being the
land purchase d of L. W. Greene
and wife, P. P. Moretz and wife
S. G. Moreta. This Oct. 28, '22.
JOHN E. BROWN, Trustee,
ordinarily in their stock. Your
druggist is more than a merch
ant. adv.
Protricttd Smleis.
Rev. J. A. Downs, pastor ( the
Advent Christian Chureh in Char
lotte, N.C.will begin revival
services in Boone en Nov. 6th, at
7:30, p. m., and continue thro
tlTe week at night, poesiblv in
the day also, election day excep
ted. The minister will be aeeoui
patied by Mr. Ernest D. Brow-
whA its a nrnf aaaiana I inirir
ing held in prison awaiting his Z ky
v 1 .m AffArAH a nAAiMnn with
arrival The officer will bring
nim back to Watauga to answer a
charge of slander, he having skip
ped a thousand dollar bond af
ter the last term of court.
Little Miss Bonnie, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McBride,
was operated on for appendicitis
at, the home of her parents in
Boone on Wednesday, Drs. Per
ry, Anders and Bingham doing
the work. The little lady is get
ting en exceptionally well, and
her speedy recovery is expected.
District' Attorney F. A. Lin-
t ana Bo nciror jonnnon 0
Rev. Billy Suuday who will sing
at each service. Brother Downs
is a pleasant gentleman, a Godly
man and an able preacher. Ev
erybody invited to attend these
services and take a part in the
singing. The ministers of t k e
town are especially invited.
W. L. TRIVETT.
A Pretty Homi Wedding. -
One of the most interesting
and popular events of the season
occurred at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. 6. Stanbury on Tuesday
Hayes, will discuss the issue of 10. hen their daughter
the campaign from a Republican 18B " ' 1 " "
view pointat the court bouse in J. A. Boone, of Franklin. It was
Booae aext Monday, which, so a beautiful home wedoing. The
u, kw. will fbse t h e la''lyr tastefully decorated.
A
mill
ton men
to
have turne
One Eleven
Cigarettes
a firm verdict for
superior quality.
15 fer 10
speaking campaign in the coun-
a large number of special friends
were invited. Miss Ruth Coffey
Arehie Quails, who has spent Prided at the piano. Mr. Alii-
bog re than -four months in Johns
Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore,
having undergone different seri
us operations; returned to his
heme ia Boone Sunday afternoon
and now seems to' be on the road
to permanent recovery. Hifmo-
ther. who has watcoea wnn mm
hirinir all these months of s
son, of Franklinton, acted as beet
wan and Mrs. Atwell Watte, of
Taylorsville, as dame of honor,
and the bride's brother, Rev. W.
A. Stanbury, of Wilmington, of
ficiating, using the ring ceremo
ny in an impressive manner. Mr.
Boone is a successful business
,,f. ! man of Franklinton. Mrs. Boone
returned with him, and!8 ' . .u
r n hnno t riti bo.? may soon oe
TT VI v. - J v
fering,
restored to tne anxious parenta
in his former good health.
Mr. Virgil Norris, son of Mr.
Granville Norris, of Route, 1, re
ceived injuries in ah automobile
wreck near Wilkesboro last Sat
urday, that resulted in his death
the following day iK tlie Lon
Sanatorium in Statesville; The
remains were brought home for
interment on Monday.- The trag
edy is deeply deplored in Wa--ten
irt. as he was ft good citiaen,
- and to make it . still worse, - he
t haves- wife and jotoe. small
and Watauga county, and many
good wishes of their friends go
with them on life's journey. They
left immediately after the cere
mony for an extended toar, in
cluding Niagra and other plac
es of interest.
J. M. DOWNDM..
C. B. KEARFOOT
ARCHITECT
BaiSTOL, VA-ISNN. '
Refflsfcred AreWtect In Nor
Carolina Sehools, Bsaks , ,;,
; r ;- , Public BnlldinW ? ; l-
Our banking quarters
have been moved to
the old Boone Drug Co
building. This change
is only temporary, as
we hope to be perma
nently located soon.
l nit, .
Draying
I hare just parchsed two lit triekf
and am pnpmttd s do bj . kind if
hauling at all ttsaesu Long tt sktrt
trips. ReBsenable etarce.
at Highway Motor Co.
c. hooper Honomx
TUB UNIVERSAL CAR
Reduced Prices
Effective October If, the list prices all type f ?erd
Cars and trucks except the new four door sedan are re
duced fifty dollars each.
The new prices, f. 0, b. Detroit, are as follows:
Chassis 235.00
Runabout 269.00
Touring (Regular) 298.00
Truck Chassis 380.00
Coupe- 530.00
Sedan 595.00
J. B. TAYLOR
"Wear Rubbers" Says
Famous Doctor
In the Clevelead Plain Dealer of Kev. , Br. loyal I.
Copeland, New Tork Oeaaiestoner ef flealth, hi ftitftltf
the wearing ef rabbere Im wet weetsar, seid: "1 hef of yoi
to keep your feet warn and dry. Tot will bt leos In dasger
from colds, influeasa, and nasteid iavolveaent."
"Doo't Pcrft
Ycr? RdJ
Ton Btd nbe9t9
keep jromr fttt frf.
Bare yatar got4 foatr
shoes frea tzjtzztf
Our "Detll-DeMi"
fit wta, csl wfl gto
yoalosawMtr. Farcua,
Styles tt ecJk '
lebd ef chat. T7ekTe
jronr cse -esoe btisdi
ktus&ywawftapdr.
Peoplt3s Batik & Trust Co
A.T Eowe Cbitr. ; vv O. M. BcuDERAstiTt T. R;